Howdy-Tzi wrote
> on mouseUp
> go movie whatever
> doThis()
> end
>
> on doThis
> alert "What do you want?"
> end
>
try this
on mouseUp
-- create a temp reference to the moviescript object (to
-- keep the movie script alive after we change movies)
moviescriptObj = script("the movie script name")
go movie whatever
doThis()
end
-- in the specified movie script in the first movie
on doThis
alert "What do you want?"
end
You can call the "doThis" handler in the moviescript object from within a
handler as if it were a normal movie script handler (ie not a call to an
object ref) even though the movie script cast member does not exist in the
new movie - provided you make some sort of reference to the moviescript
object to keep it 'alive').
I started writing a little explanation about the differences between script
cast members, script types, script objects and instance objects. Its pretty
rough, but if you are interested, have a look at
http://www.lingoworkshop.com/Articles/article12.asp
Luke
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